Things that annoy you - the official thread

[Errkal]

Also, with flying you have to get to the airport early and do all the security gooseberry fool at both ends. Going by train is also less stressful.

On domestic flights, you don't have to do any security gooseberry fool at your destination. Just pick up your bag and go.

You do on the way into the airport. I went to Aberdeen last year and took bloody ages getting through security to then go to the gate.

"At your destination".

Sorry didn't spot that

[Qikz]

People who are anti-vaccines.

This gif is from a collegehumour video, but I think it aptly describes their logic.

[Ironhide]

Don't get me started on that, the people who refuse to vaccinate their kids are utter banana splits.

[PuppetBoy]

When adults refer to their parents as Mummy and Daddy. There are a couple of girls at my work who do this, one of them is approaching her thirties.

[KK]

Oh it's ten times worse when a man does it. It has to be one of the most emasculating things in the world. I have to stop myself from outwardly cringing.

[Poser]

When adults refer to their parents as Mummy and Daddy. There are a couple of girls at my work who do this, one of them is approaching her thirties.

The Mrs took me to a posh restaurant for my bday at the weekend and we were next to a couple who were both doing it. I can almost abide it from women, (almost), but from the bloke...

Meal was ace, though. The Witchery in Embra: highly recommended.

[Errkal]

My wife does it, it drives me mental!

[Poser]

Your wife takes me for fancy meals in Edinburgh? I can imagine that would be irritating.

[Errkal]

Refering to parents and mummy and daddy.

[Poser]

That's what you think.

[Igor]

In Friends, the way Rachael says 'Joshua'.

Jarshwa.

[Errkal]

Josh oo ahh

[Rax]

Isnt that meant to be annoying and a joke? Im pretty sure that some of the others make fun of it in some episodes.

[Lotus]

Americans just can't say names in general.

Graham and Craig being prime examples.

[KK]

Whereas us Brits tend to insert R's where none exist.

[Poser]

Not me. Pronouncing bath, glass, grass, class etc for circa 35 years now.

[chalkitdown]

Whereas us Brits tend to insert R's where none exist.

Or not pronounce them at all if they're the last letter of the word.

[Ironhide]

Not me. Pronouncing bath, glass, grass, class etc for circa 35 years now.

This.

[KK]

I think you'll find it's BaRRRRth.

[mrspax]

Ahem.. Barf #essex